How many years after high school of education do you to become a daycare teacher?

Answer 1

This varies from state to state, and in some cases from city to city. Most states don't require college degrees for licensing, but they do require training in CPR, child behavior, and tax or business accounting. Check with your local licensing boards.

Answer 2

You will need to take a daycare management course.Pennfoster.com has agreat program for this and it is very inexpensive.You do it all online and is at your own pace.I finished mine in 3 months.They say it can take up to a year to finish based on your knowledge in daycare.It is a very easy course.I hope this helps you!

Answer 3

Well sometimes you don't need to go to college. Like if you wanted a day care it would be no college at all. Child care workings is not like a company. It includes day care, counseling, anything that has to do with children.

Answer 4

The amount of education needed to be a daycare teacher depends on whether the daycare exists manly to watch children and provide activities while children are there or has preschool programs. If the daycare does not provide preschool programs, a high school education is probably enough. If preschool programs are offered, a 4-year bachelors degree in early childhood education may be needed.

Answer 5

In most states you have to be 16 to work in any "age appropriate" business.

Answer 6

well it depends, but the minimum you need is 3 years